The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-17
LOOK AT RICHFIELD.
YELL KNOWN PEOPLE WHO ARE THERE
tND WHAT TDkY ARE ABOUT

Friendly t:ncu,ie~ from BroohIyn-Ths Only
B.by-I.ils Patti $4,000 Month
The other Gen. sheridsn-uelies Plenty.
R1cHFIEnD SPRINGS, July TO- Men,
women, pretty girls.
That's n GOOD text for the hottest OF hot
dam. even in dusty Gotham. What must 1t
no. then, In tho pure mountain dir Of this de-
lirhtful spot7 Delightful as the spot is I'll
vaste no words on its Georgia-liko atmos-
nbere, its Roman sunsets, Its picturesque
landscapes, nor shall add commercial value
by explaining how to get here. although l
would like to ventilate my grievances and
show By what way It isn't wise to attempt to
not hero but being here with men in theimago
OF their Creator. with women adorned as the
biblical Sheba mover presumed to robe herself,
and with pretty girls galore. not to mention
invslids OF every name and calibre, lot us
plunge at once into the study OF mankind as
here developed.
Occupation Ii the mansion OF happiness
everywhere.
The chief occupations hero are driving, rid
ing, lawn tennis. gossip. waiting for The Sun,
listening to Lombard's music. wondering
whether Saturday nights arrivals will include
any dancing men. eating drinking, flirting.
dressing, taking . nap, and INDUCING In sui
phureted waters for internal complications.
and relying upon the same kind OF medical
ment for cutaneous cleansings.
And who thus occupy themselves
Oh, all sorts and conditions Of men. Here.
let rs take walk and chronicle literally the
men and women met in the course Of an hours
stroll up and down the pretty thoroughfare
faced ON the one side by Welch's New Ameri-
can and ON tho other by Proctor's Spring
House.
or;rnlad
IL every limb distorted Are all the livers
disordered2 Oh, no, I see. This is the hour
whom invalids paint their interiors. when
rheumatism Ia assaulted in its very citadel.
when cardiac annoyances arc bathed. and ev-
cry hman lung Is baptized hoping for miracu-
louB cure.
Gov. Van Zandt Of Rhode Island first crosses
handsome. portly Richaeld old-timer. In
Youth By bis long hair and longer ears, he
a sSods hs
q SstiS ssS. i Ba IL oas
since distaneed his then chief IN the race for
political preferment and, public honor. and
and and tells Of other days with the memoristic de-
Lights Of veteran who has seen It oil. Just i n
1y %s Ct s s ssd' tai and
goggles. walks e1-Assemblyman, Frederick W.
statssmen,s ex-senator, Francis Herman:
Ills bright eyes slisten at the approach q q
bevy Of yonnx and pretty girls iFlsreand by the
70 Riohdeid sprines that the, young ladies' Pc
cullar gait. q sort Of o cross between waddle
ton Of partial paraiysis or infoiicitous develop
mept: It Is nothing but the fashion. to, whom hon!
h. SSw Sbrass S5ayt ana v ss Of
ali remember Kernan's activity for Cleveland
s to ksTnan Hdsaes
sides that KeEnans activity has 8 brought forth
"G city 81 Churches. whom have we herep
group q sIeaTetteisS dudelinss; ana Sopdefins
whom alone would instantly have suggested to
bns baoE 1yd %
sst scene IN the old mans career the famous @ a
@ SRS as sGae
aa1ss1 SsS sSs sssi6I sss
fHH snr, Ward keseher: the eshsT s1;5udss
s sSsssz cSniSiEy
@ tin p.Rns 1T the Gas arFg Ss
i9Isotsen Sy those who heard t. Those J were
Plymouth GhSrch regarded sam Morris. as he
less cas- t couraseous adSocate. Morris bore him
self very we'll. and now that years have obiter,
Sss have down 'H
essentially his feelings also, q bond OF AMIGA
billy end IN
sHssslons aa HsSsEsS| IS sa q ,,s s%s
nearly half 9 century in HIS present residence.
and Morris has ever since his youth been like
N sssGs OF ha
beneath Il an eioadIess sky. With the prattie Of
and the bubbiins Of the sulphur springs and
The Harmonious utterances Of Lombard,s band.
S l h ss q e. Eos tss hs Rns0s cppo
nents meet with no thought Of the past save
thst Of regret. and none Of the present saw, save
that The sTphar got Its line
SOME NEW YORK MEN.
Asuggestion OF President Arthur.
Charles Z. Miller. for years partner friend,
with the love OF faithful brother, is one Of the
least known personalities OF the New York bar.
En- Q9ies no esss yet u
ygor. with great influence and the prestige OF
success, how nearly to the point 9f nomina.
ton he brought his friend and pupil the great
PUBLIC never knew; But Brother blaine ine g
satisfaction OF knowing. too. He is hero. and
always seems to me AZ though upon his face
rested the shadow of q sad memory. And yet
the memory should not be. sad In connection
up the Governmental reins during hush OF
universal wonder and laid them down at the
nnbroken. muItitudinous nation.
Can that be Patd2
Where
There. the centre OF that group. Obviously
not Patti. for Patti Is abroad, coming more
lhekels for her. dear Nlcolini to spend. No.
that's not Patti but she Is her twin In lesh. The
same raven tresses. the same bright. piercing
eye, the same dark complexion, the same grace
~ figure that Patti displayed twenty years
lgo. No, that Is Leah. tho attractive daughter
dCharles Schlsssinger OF our city, and; by my
tath, there walks BY her as look Zelie de LUIS
Ben, daughter of Mme de Lussen. who many
years ago made melodious echoes roll and
lance in Father Pises Church Of st. Charles
borr9meo. She. too might be Patti's twin. and
yet the two together show marked differences,
each belle in her peculiar way. De Lussen's
voice is mortgaged to the Boston Ideal Conn
pany-a mistake think. She merits higher
Harf oat t.,ht n NOR al a